In English, the pronoun "you" is used to refer to both one person and more than one person. However, many languages have different singular and plural forms of this pronoun, but Microsoft Translator always translates the singular form into the plural form when translating between languages that have different singular and plural forms. For example, "du" in German, which is the singular form, is incorrectly translated to French as "vous", which is the plural form. The correct translation is "tu", which is the singular form.

Pronunciation in writing is so important for learners of English and another thing is a written words pridictions as Google has, when you start typing it automatically suggests the whole word, moreover it's so painful to write a word I want to translate but I am not sure the spelling it automatically delete the word I have to write it again. If it can't translate just keep the word back on so that I could adjust it or modify it for similar or to change its ending. I believe that developers are so overrated it's simply things to thing about

After downloading several languages several times, they are not available offline. English is there all the time, but none of the others. Don't know why it says download complete, but when I have no connection the language is gone...